Jim Munroe Books

Flyboy Action Figure Comes with Gasmask
Flyboy Action Figure Comes with Gasmask
Flyboy Action Figure Comes with Gasmask

By Jim Munroe

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A man who can turn himself into a fly meets a woman who can make things disappear. They join forces to fight evil, their first mission the destruction of billboards advertising cigarettes. A first...

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Flyboy Action Figure Comes With Gasmask
Everyone in Silico
Everyone in Silico

By Jim Munroe

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The charlatan
The charlatan

By Munroe Jim Magician

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Jim Munroe tells his story of how he lived his passion for amazing audiences as a magician. MAZE, more than just a magic show, has entertained crowds and raised thought-provoking discussions. Life-...

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Angry young spaceman
Angry young spaceman

By Jim Munroe

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Everyone in Silico
Everyone in Silico

By Jim Munroe

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Therefore repent
Therefore repent

By Jim Munroe

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Therefore Repent
Therefore Repent

By Jim Munroe, Salgood Sam

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Sword Of My Mouth
Sword Of My Mouth

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